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In Good Shape meets specialist Dr. Fernando Dimeo at a sports medicine treatment facility in Berlin. He knows the most frequent causes of back pain, and shows how to prevent it - and how to provide relief through exercise. Go to video
It's never been tried before, and no one's sure it will work: Chinese authorities are attempting to quarantine the city of Wuhan, which is at the center of a coronavirus outbreak that's spreading across Asia and beyond.
Holocaust survivor Dita Kraus was a teenager when she was deported from Prague to Theresienstadt with her family. There she was put on a train and sent to the "children's block" of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp. Her story inspired the novel "The Librarian of Auschwitz."
The 6 million Jews murdered in the Holocaust, or Shoah, are commemorated at the Yad Vashem memorial in Jerusalem. DW's Tania Krämer visited the museum and saw how it's keeping the memory of the Holocaust's victims alive for future generations.
Tens of thousands of refugees are stuck in overcrowded camps on the Greek island of Lesbos. But it’s not only the refugees who are fed up with the situation. Its inhabitants have taken to the streets to force the Greek government – and the EU – to listen.
Syria and Somalia top annual corruption list - One climate solution? Trees. A trillion of them
A stark warning from one of the most violent places on earth. A new power struggle in the Democratic Republic of Congo threatens to destabilize the region and provoke a fresh security crisis drawing in several countries. Plus nurses from Namibia are being recruited by German hospitals. How worried should the country be about the loss of skilled workers?
The Allgäu is one of the most popular holiday regions in Bavaria. We show you the wintry mountain landscape by drone.
DW brings you the top international news stories in brief
People around the world are strapping on breathing masks to prevent a viral infection. Other measures are more effective, though. Here are some tips based on WHO guidelines.
One year after the Brumadinho dam collapse in Brazil that killed 270 people and wreaked havroc on the environment, we talk about how to avoid similar tragedies in the future. We also hear how development is pitted against our environment in India's metropolis Mumbai and visit peatlands in the Democratic Republic of Congo that store massive amounts of CO2.
Swine fever has appeared in western Poland, just kilometers away from the German border. Officials say the wild boar population is under control. But hunters express their doubts.
African farmers have realized that their traditional crops are more often than not unable to cope with droughts and floods, Agnes Kalibata, president of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa, tells DW in Davos.
UN Development Programme Administrator Achim Steiner shares his views on why climate change is increasingly becoming a driver of development decisions globally, and why inactivity is the worst option of all.
In Australia, three US firefighters have been killed while battling a major bushfire in the country's southeast. The government of New South Wales said the men died when their water bombing plane
That the German government was able to gather the key players in the Libya conflict in Berlin was already considered a success. But what will be the next step? Our Guests: Mirco Keilberth (Journalist), Alan Posener (Die Welt), Mona Hefni (DW)
The prime minister of Finland, Sanna Marin, tells DW that her country is taking measures to promote sustainable production processes so as to help curb climate change. Human rights and gender equality are also in focus.
